"A supplement of the Guardian and the Observer features a history of “Modern Music”. A chance to rejuvenate." Buddy Holly ( dead in 1959). June 12. No photo credit

Jimmy Hendrix, Noel Reeding and Mitch Mitchell at the London airport. Photo -Exprees/Getty

"On June 11th, thousands of women parade through London to protest against sexism and rape. A "SlutWalk"." The Observer, June 12.

The Queen and the Duke and Duchess of Cambride plus a friend at last week’s “Derby”. A photograph that illustrates the decision of the young couple to live in a simple way. Example: The day after her wedding, the duchess was wearing a Zara dress worth 49,99£, and that they will not be having a whole “staff” of housemaids…the butler says… The Observer June 12. Photo Getty.

“Why this deafening silence in front of this pernicious scandal concerning the media ?”. Private conversations from Tony Blair, Cath Middleton, Jack Straw, Lord Stevens, Peter Mandelson… hacked through their portable phones and found in the delicate newspapers such as the Daily Mirror" or the "News of the World”, part of the Rupert Murdoch Group. Here with Rebekah Brooks, last year on the racing field of Chetelham. The Observer, June 12.

"Fair game", "big game", " to be a game for…" That is my introduction. The title on the cover is " How to make a killing", According to the French translation by Harrap’s, it also makes reference to a financial coup… I must insist on the particular way the verb is used in the UK magazines. Photographer David Chancellor has followed the game hunters in Africa for over three years. Most of them, Americans of every age, men and women, more than happy to pose for a picture in front of a dead animal. This activity represents US$ 122 Millon for 23 African countries. The Sunday Times magazine

It is an American surgeon, from California, that has killed this giraffe. If you are going to have an operation in California, remember this face…The Sunday Times magazine

Dallas, this retired lawyer posing among his trophys, 230, most of them killed in Africa, but the polar regions are not ignored. All that’s missing is Sarah Palin.

Sarran: the Correzian humor in action. François Hollande and Jacques Chirac in the museum conceived for him. The former President feels liberated… Liberation June 13. Photo: Marc Chaumeil. Fedephoto.

"Berlusconi and his women at the Villa Madame in Rome". Liberation, June 15. Photo S. Rellandini/Reuters

Double page devoted to the work of the photographer Ludovic Carème. Ludovic lives in Sao-Paulo, he has aimed his attention to a shanty town doomed to distruction. Agua Branca has passed from 1500 inhabitants to 400. They have been dispersed, mistreated, dragged from the center. Also in an exhibition in the Festival Images Singulières in Sète. Liberation June 15.

"Isabelle Adjani has some trouble with her former boyfriend. It’s the only French related information that can be found in The Guardian and The Times." The Guardian, June 15. Photo: JP Pelissier/ Reuters

Isabelle Adjani has some trouble with her former boyfriend. It’s the only French related information that can be found in The Guardian and The Times. The Times, June 15. Photo JP Pelissier/ Reuters

A stage over Lake Constance, on the Austrian side, for Umberto Giordano’s opera "André Chénier". The Guardian, June 15. Photo: Miro Kuzmanovic/Reuters.

A few days before the beginning of the Wimbeldon open, a little bit of nostalgia. England at the beginning of the century. The Times, June 15. Photo: M&N/ Alamy

Michèle Bachmann, congress woman from Minnesota, is in the race for the Republican primaries in New Hampshire (US). Better than Sarah Palin, we do not stop progress in the country of innovation. Remember her face…The Times, June 15. Photo-E. Dunand/AFP/Getty

The Mexican drug traffic cartels begin their car design. Meet the "Narcotank"…The Times, June 15. Photo: Hector Guerrero/AFP/ Getty Images

Brassaï in color, it is surprising for most people, a nice surprise, it is the photo portfolio in this week's Le Monde Magazine. The photos were taken in the United States in 1957, a subtle chromatic journey offered by the Master. Une exhibition is taking place in Montpellier until October 30, 2011. I will let you know where it is evoked in the press.

Perhaps a positive trial result that will either end or reduce negligent firing for financial profitability, in direct link with what is happenign in Athens. Libération, 16 June. Photo : Christian Bellevia.

Athens, The Ratings Agencies have decided, and ... Here is the result. It is the Greek Parliament. The Guardian, 16 June. Photo : Reuters.

The streets of Athens on June 15, no comment. The Times, 16 June. Photo: Angelos Tzortzinis/ AFP/ Getty

Athens on a June day, the police, the demonstrator, and the photographer...The Times, 16 June. Photo : Lefteris PItarakis / AP

Damas, a Syrian flag stretched over 2 Kilometers by party reactionaries. The Guardian, 16 June. Photo : Muzzafar Salman/ AP